Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26

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MF. G. B. Wriahs inxitsd CITY AatoE
ney Carroll 20 moet with kimself.
MeagFs Hosmer, Brookman and others
interested, Ia ths ofIse Of the TnnoUa
Hotel yesterday sad explain ths pre-
viGisna IN tha ordinances relative 10 ths
vaeatign Of Seventh street b make
room fer The bailding Of he effes8 Of
he railroad company. SEEING MR.
Carroll fmmedEaksly after the intsFvtsw,
tne F1T-lMrHxLIGzMuMa man Aaked
WAT hsd taken plnee.
"Hothing farther than Q msfs reading
o. TIE ofdinanes and expianafisn
sooRof. and a. ehars waa nothfsa 10 ex-
pl.in aoout q. ths iob was vsry hght, :
sid Mr.. Carroll.
~Rhey didnst outline any inssntEons
IN The matter en- the dead qnietf'
sNot ainaie oatiineIa
Then Mr.. Carroll paNasd out into TIE
ineessant. evesiAstfnR and very peculiar
sprinkle that falls under ehe trees Of The
Sidewalk, and The patient reporter walt
Cd for the appearances Of Mr.. wright.
WILL WAIT TEE ORDINANCES AMENDED
when THAI gentleman came he sa@o
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vas pat 20 him, with, Of eaursa. the oik-
TO the bead and front Of The EcrtheEa
guished from the free and easy city at-
guaQe used was &c follows:
the 0fnoaa on the PaciAe avenue blaf p
"Oh. yes" said Mr.. Wright.
"YoQ will accept the ordinance then,
Seventh street,"
ayes, Of course. Not exactly e
passed" said Mr.. Wright, thoQRhffully,
sWe will want some little amendment.
We will require even more room than
Ne have Tot. The Department here
seems 10 need & IN the baildinR. They
vii need something like 30 OF 81
rooms"
and tbs plans Of the building e.
shown hers e the hotel. viii they have
10 be alteredl"
''Oh, ne. Thai buiIdin0 comprshsnds
vii require more ground than We
thought"
BIsHoP EovLKR on TEE UNIVERSITY.
Bishop Fowler IL In the city. He de-
livere6 his leoanFs-"The Deeds Of
Great Men, great lecture. 10 Q small
audience 81 the Opera House last even
ing, and will preach In the Alpha Opera
HOUSE tomorrow (Sunday) meFninR ct
II O'Clock. A representative OF the
Po8T- met the Bishop
this m0Ening and eeioyed talk with /
him shout the PROPOSED Methodist Uni
versity, about which there has been so
much said. chiefly Of speculative ma
tuse.
''The situation Id Just shis," said the |
Bishop, In response 10 the question.
"ThFee years ago thaEe vas q move
msnt Ia favor Of the University and Of |
lie going 10 Port Townsend. ! was NOE
10 favor OF that location then, and am
not nov. A. that time Tacoma could |
have secured 10 had they offered any
commensurate inducements, bat the
business men took no special interest
In the matter, and 10 passed. Since them
they seem 10 have Strengthened MP and |
got upon their fest. AZ the Meeting Of |
the conference q few months ego the |
delegates
VOTED IN yAvoR
OF that location. Port Townsend made |
an offer Of $4,000 In money, laad and
buildina material a. an iBdaeement to |
have u located there, and IL they raise |
that amount fair and square do not |
zee bot that the University will have TO |
90 there"
elm what proportion YES the money |
0ffer0df"
"Thsy promised $1,000 In cash and |
the balance In building material (which |
IL the same as money and land. OF
course, there 10 the question Of the land. /
II Il 10 scattered about In small tracts, |
here and there. at inaccessible places |
that makes q difference. There should |
fixing proposed values. II they raise /
the amount squaFely, o. I say, do not |
see bat 10 will have 10 90 there, though |
| think u Il Q great mistake. The Uni.
Versity is for the convenience Of
THE GREATEST SUMRER
OF the youth Of the Territory and |
should be located where they may attend |
Il with she greatest convenience, and % i
should be near their homes that as many 1
a. possible might not be called away |
fram them while attending IL. think /
the University should have been buill |
here"
Is Tacoma the only other bidder
for II ."
"No. Seattle has made q bid for ID,
bat they have the Territorial University /
there. and don't think suoh institu- /
tons should be concentrated"
Do ron think there iaany possibility /
Of the action Of the Conference being /
annnlIed and the location changed Z"
"Some Of the ministers Who voted Ia 1
favor Of Pert Townsend sag thaa they /
did 30 With certain conditions, that Il |
vaa not considered By them a. absolute,
and % on. Az 10 that / do nee knoW. |
IL Il can be changed honorably think /
it should be. Bat as 10 that, as l say, I |
do not know. Il should not be done /
unless u can be done honoFAbly. II IL
Is annuIIed, then would suggest that o
Of citizens entirely disinter
ested In any particular point on the /
Sound should oome and 90 ever % and /
select the best place."
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